Tremblay, 48, went from coaching his son’s team to outright goon after the game when he stuck his foot out, causing two players, aged 10 and 13, to fall, in a move so outrageous the guys from 'Slap Shot' probably wouldn't have done it. The older boy hurt his wrist when he tumbled to the ice. Prosecutors had initially asked Tremblay to serve 30 days of house arrest, but the judge in the case took it a step further, handing down the 15-day sentence in an attempt to extol the importance of teaching character.

"Society will not tolerate the assault of children by adults. [The sentence is] a signal to other parents heavily involved in the sporting activities of their children that they must be seen as models of good and acceptable behavior and not as instigators of violence and of riotous behavior.”

In addition to the trip, Tremblay called one of the victims in the matter “twinkle toes” and mocked the way he skated, causing the boy to start bawling.

Incidentally, Tremblay's team won the game, 5-4, which makes him the ultimate sore winner.